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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 9138070" data-attributes="member: 6795602">IMO, we aren't going to bridge that gap in a single step, it's going to take a combination of multiple things.&nbsp; Expanding Martials is a piece, so is providing more non-magical solutions.&nbsp; Also, casters need some nerfs as well.Even with all that - Will martials ever do everything spells can do?&nbsp; No!&nbsp; There is going to remain an asymmetry there.&nbsp; At best martials need compensated for in other ways.Sure.&nbsp; Though I think there's alot of wizard spells that appear to do alot more on paper than they do in the actual game.&nbsp; Teleport and fly being the best examples.&nbsp; The simple fact is the game with a wizard that can cast fly or teleport is simply going to unfold differently than a party without a PC that can cast fly or teleport (assuming fly or teleport even mattered at all in the first place).&nbsp; Wish is a once per day resource.&nbsp; There are lots of ways to balance that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 9138070, member: 6795602"] IMO, we aren't going to bridge that gap in a single step, it's going to take a combination of multiple things. Expanding Martials is a piece, so is providing more non-magical solutions. Also, casters need some nerfs as well. Even with all that - Will martials ever do everything spells can do? No! There is going to remain an asymmetry there. At best martials need compensated for in other ways. Sure. Though I think there's alot of wizard spells that appear to do alot more on paper than they do in the actual game. Teleport and fly being the best examples. The simple fact is the game with a wizard that can cast fly or teleport is simply going to unfold differently than a party without a PC that can cast fly or teleport (assuming fly or teleport even mattered at all in the first place). Wish is a once per day resource. There are lots of ways to balance that. [/QUOTE]

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